UK plc "nowhere near" progress needed to meet climate goals

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Forum for the Future latest to issue a rallying cry for businesses to step up sustainability performance

Although business is taking sustainability more seriously, the UK has little chance of achieving the targeted 80 per cent cut in emissions by 2050 on its current path. That is the conclusion of a new...

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